15 Jun 2023 | 03:19 PM UTC
Argentina: Nationwide 24-hour strike scheduled for June 16
Unionized activists to hold 24-hour nationwide strike in Argentina June 16, to demand improved salaries. Protests and disruptions likely.
Event
Unionized activists affiliated with the Autonomous Argentina Workers Union (Central de Trabajadores de Argentina Autonoma, CTA-A) and the Public Workers' Association (Asociacion de Trabajadores del Estado, ATE) plan to hold a 24-hour nationwide strike in Argentina on June 16, to demand improved salaries and better working conditions. Union leaders have said there will be multiple demonstrations and roadblocks throughout the country as part of the protest action; however, specific locations have not been confirmed.
Heightened security near government offices and along major roads, as well as significant transport and business disruptions, are likely nationwide on June 16. Clashes between demonstrators and police are possible, especially if protesters block inter-city highways.
Advice
Avoid all protests. Confirm appointments in advance and plan for delays and alternative routes if operating in Argentina on June 16. Heed instructions from authorities.
